Re: <nettime> Let's talk about Internet art:

[Station Rose <gunafa@well.com>]

   1. How do you define Internet Art?

art that uses the internet as part of its concept



   2. How do you judge an Internet Art piece?


like any other piece of art


   3. What is that excites you the most about Internet art?


well, it never did excite me so much in the first place. maybe the  
esthetics of the screen.



   4. What do you think is the most important input that Internet art
   brings to the art world today?


i don´t see much input. the "art world" thrives without the internet,  
at least here in Vienna.


   5. How do you curate Internet Art? What do you look for in Internet
   Art?

i´m a composer, i don´t curate.


   6. Are galleries a thing of the past when we think about Internet  
Art?

no


   8. Are online platforms for display a way of institutionalizing
   Internet Art and give this kind of art a legitimization in the art
   world?

no


   9. How is the art world dealing with the fact that net artists are
   jumping the ropes of the art world by showing their art without any
   need of validation?

they don´t care



   10. Who collects Internet Art?

nobody i know


   11. How do you sell Internet art? Do you materialize the idea?

yes. materialized in form of C-prints and printed-on fabrics.


   12. Do you find a difference between traditional artists and  
Internet
   art artists?

I. a. a. are younger, mostly


   13. Are Internet art audiences different than museum and galleries
   audiences? If so, do you think is important to form new audiences  
for
   Internet art?


i´ve never seen an "internet art audience", besides at festivals like  
ars electronica.


   14. Are we in the "post-object" era and what does this mean?

no, we are not


   15. Which are your favorite Internet art pieces?

live webcasts







best


Gary



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STATION ROSE digital natives & internet artists  since 1988
Elisa Rose & Gary Danner
http://www.stationrose.com





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